Palaeolithic cave art in West France: an exceptional discovery: the Margot Cave (Mayenne)

Romain Pigeaud, Joel Rodet, Thibaut Deviese, Clelia Dufayet, Emilie Trelohan-Chauve, Hean-Pierre Betton & Pascal Bonic

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Romain Pigeaud
Joel Rodet
Thibaut Deviese
Clelia Dufayet
Emilie Trelohan-Chauve
Hean-Pierre Betton
Pascal Bonic

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Issue 309, Volume 80

September 2006

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Romain Pigeaud, Joel Rodet, Thibaut Deviese, Clelia Dufayet, Emilie Trelohan-Chauve, Hean-Pierre Betton & Pascal Bonic. 2006. Palaeolithic cave art in West France: an exceptional discovery: the Margot Cave (Mayenne). Antiquity Project Gallery 80(309): https://antiquity.ac.uk/projgall/pigeaud309.%2520Last%2520accessed%252026.5.2015